LogFAQs > #942526283

OP, what matters more to your education is location and your home environment. You want to be in a district with schools that are well funded and have access to good teachers and resources. And even more importantly, you AND YOUR PEERS want to be living in a strong family environment. Most of the learning is taught at home, not the school. And you need to be on the same page as your fellow classmates. If too many are from weak households, they'll come in with socialization issues and disrupt the class and ultimately drag down the learning experience.